Scientists march for the common good
Citizens and scientists nationwide express concern about climate change.
Nick Dear’s “Frankenstein” catches its fourth wind
The play’s irreplaceable tone and atmosphere maintain vitality five years after the event.
CMR changes the marriage game
Recent conference integrates biblical teaching, science and practicality in their marriage conference.
Students’ reactions to science and faith Conference
Those who attended more confident about Christianity in the science world.
New dean to be chosen for science center
Biola has narrowed down applicants for the position of dean to four individuals.
Tensions crop up amidst construction woes
Construction projects throughout campus leave students and faculty conflicted about their completion.
Sweet science
Local La Mirada addition Creamology Labs adds a scientific twist on your ordinary ice cream parlor.
Science courses guide conversation
Science and religion topics prepare students for discussions outside of Biola.
Theology reigns as queen of sciences
The study of God is not only important in humanities, but also most significant in the sciences.
Scientists must acknowledge morality’s multiple dimensions
Lewis Waha responds to articles concluding that religious children are less moral than secular ones.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...